Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said Friday that the outlook for the next stage of central bank monetary policy has grown less clear after the institution has taken appropriately aggressive steps over the last year to lower price pressures.
Jurors in what appears to be the first trial related to a crash involving Tesla's Autopilot feature told Reuters after the verdict on Friday that the electric-vehicle maker clearly warned that the partially automated driving software was not a self-piloted system, and that driver distraction was to blame.
U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday signed an executive order directing every single federal agency to work toward "environmental justice for all" and improve the lives of communities hit hardest by toxic pollution and climate change.
Vanguard, the world's second-largest asset manager, increased exposure to large bank's bonds during the banking rout in March, taking advantage of cheap valuations, according to a report seen by Reuters.
Canada and Volkswagen on Friday together committed more than C$20 billion ($14.8 billion) for a battery gigafactory in St.
Djokovic searching for clay upswing after Banja Luka flop
The Organization of American States passed a resolution on Friday calling for a plan to update its rules and ethics code in response to an outside investigation that found its chief showed poor judgment but did not commit serious misconduct in an intimate relationship with a staffer.
The decision by New Mexico lawyers to drop charges against Alec Baldwin in the shooting death of "Rust" cinematographer Halyna Hutchins marked a logical conclusion to a prosecution that was flawed from the start, legal experts said on Friday.
Paris court gives Canada-based professor life for 1980 synagogue bomb
The banking sector turmoil showed that financial regulators' "work is not done" and supervisory and regulatory changes are needed "to help prevent financial disruptions from starting and spreading in the first place."
London seeks to keep Europe fintech crown despite Brexit
Amazon.com Inc on Thursday defeated a private lawsuit in Seattle federal court that accused the national retailer of a scheme to curb competition for shipping and fulfillment services, causing consumers to pay more for purchases in violation of U.S.
Investors representing more than 4.5 billion Swiss francs ($5 billion) of Credit Suisse bonds have sued the Swiss regulator after their investments were wiped out during last month's government-orchestrated rescue.
Investors worried the U.S. could be on the brink of a recession may be relieved by some early comments from company executives this earnings season suggesting demand remains strong and any potential downturn will likely be mild.
Argentine President Fernandez says will not stand for reelection
Paris court gives man life term for 1980 synagogue bombing
Global sea levels are rising at more than double the pace they did in the first decade of measurements in 1993-2002 and hit a new record high last year, the World Meteorological Organization said on Friday, warning that the trend would continue for millennia.
Chad leader vows to free 12 accused in 2022 'coup bid'
The day after her 22d birthday, a woman sits under a blanket clutching her abdomen in a room lit by a single lamp.
Even though it may surprise some that it's positive at all, the risk premium on equity over bonds has hit historic lows - a key driver of the recent dash for fixed income.
Argentine President Alberto Fernandez will not run in the country's October general election, the center-left leader announced on Friday, throwing open a race to lead the Peronist coalition at the ballot amid swirling economic crisis.
Comoros refuses migrants expelled in France standoff
Carlos Alvarez records a promotional debut to remember at ONE Friday Fights 13, while Adonis Sevilleno falls short.
Colombian cartel's lawyer sets terms for peace talks
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Friday as investors digested a mixed bag of earnings reports, while uncertainty around the outlook for U.S.